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Meet 8-Year-Old Boy Who Fixes Electronics, Generates Electricity With Batteries (Video)
Cursory: In a video, a young Nigerian child whose academic performance has been extremely lacking astounded viewers with his technical prowess. The youngster’s sister claimed they had done everything possible to help the boy succeed academically but nothing had changed. She claims that despite no one in the family being able to explain how it happened, the child can effortlessly fix electronics around the house.
A Nigerian lady uploaded a video of her brother using electrical items quite proficiently. The Sister claimed he could make things right. She explained that despite the boy’s poor school grades, he is an expert with wires.
The eight-year-old was captured on camera attempting to generate electricity by connecting two batteries.
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The sister (@helendemzy) narrated how the boy dismantled their daddy’s radio completely and coupled it back. She said he also once upgraded a toy car he was given and made it move.
She claims that all attempts to raise the boy’s academic standing in his class have failed. She sought guidance from others.
She was instructed to take the youngster to a technical school by TikTokers in the video’s comment area.
@etsulee:my son too is like that too o. the thing tire me sef. My son is 14 yrs now and in jss 2 and carrying last in class but can construct things so much
@Miss Oiza:Aside him going to school, try getting a home teacher.
@Emilee Sheriff-Ishmeal:A ya. He knows something please be positive. He will make it in life and destiny.
@user6354931657806:I always say this. The highest in class, is not the most intelligent in class ????
Solar_System said: “He’s a genius in the wrong school environment.”
Jay Jay said: “I did more when I was small sef.”
daniel said: “Take him to technical school. if u r in Lagos take him to yaba technical college they have primary and secondary school for kids like this.”
Micoolj said: “He’s a good engineer.. he just needs more encouragement.”
Digo B said: “Private tutor will help.”
Babynbaby said: “Please take him to technic school please.”
not2but1alicia said: “My brother was like this but we never gave up on his education with time he will learn in class.”
